Admiralty Chart, Port Jackson to Port Stephens, 1868Great Britain. Hydrographic Department (survey Cmdr F.W. Sidney 1866; engraved by E. Stanford), 1868Framed from $109.00See in Room
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Cellarius Celestial Hemispheres Pair
2 prints · Antique Maps & Charts
Star charts from 1708, one for each half of the sky. Buy them as prints for the stargazer who wants the whole view.
Image: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division
Save 10% on buying separately ($298)
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In this set
About the artwork
Andreas Cellarius gathered the northern and southern skies into one set, each chart crowded with the constellations as figures and creatures. His celestial atlas first appeared in 1660, and this pair is a print from the hand-coloured 1708 edition, published in Amsterdam by Gerard Valk and Peter Schenk and held by the Library of Congress. Give it to someone who can name a constellation from the back step without an app, or who has just finished a degree in it.
Image: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division
Specifications
| Format | What you get |
|---|---|
| Art Print | EMA 200gsm archival giclée, unframed |
| Framed Print | Thin 20 mm frame in oak look, black or white, no mount as standard (white mount optional), perspex, ready to hang |
| Canvas | 400gsm canvas on a 38mm frame with mirrored edges, optional float frame in oak look, black or white, classic frame on a 19mm frame over the edges, hanging hardware not included |
Sizes and prices
| Size | Art Print | Framed | Canvas |
|---|---|---|---|
| A4 · 21 x 30 cm | $81.00 | $196.20 | $196.20 |
| A3 · 30 x 42 cm | $117.00 | $268.20 | $232.20 |
| 30 x 40 cm | $117.00 | ||
| 40 x 50 cm | $286.20 | ||
| A2 · 42 x 59 cm | $153.00 | $358.20 | |
| 50 x 70 cm | $160.20 | $448.20 | $394.20 |
$10 standard or $15 express per order, Australia wide. Printed in Australia, ships in 3-5 business days.
Complete the wall
Admiralty Chart, Port Jackson to Port Stephens, 1868Great Britain. Hydrographic Department (survey Cmdr F.W. Sidney 1866; engraved by E. Stanford), 1868Framed from $109.00
The Tasman Map, c. 1644after Abel Janszoon Tasman (attributed; record: 'now thought to be neither by Tasman nor from 1644'), c. 1644Framed from $109.00
Freycinet's Map of New Holland, 1808Louis de Freycinet, 1808Framed from $109.00
Ortelius World Map, 1570Abraham Ortelius, 1570Framed from $109.00How much do I save on a pair or set?
You save 10% against buying the same pieces separately at the same options. We check that figure against our single prices, so the comparison on the page is the real one. The saving applies to the pieces in the pair or set. Anything you add later is priced on its own.
How do I choose the size?
Measure your wall first, then choose the size that fills it. A pair or set uses one size for every piece, so this is a single decision. Run a tape along the width and height you have to work with, and mark both. Then pick the size that fills that space without crowding the edges. Laying it out now beats finding the gap when the box is open.
Can I change the order of the pieces?
You can hang them in any order that suits your wall. The set page shows the pieces left to right, but that is a suggestion, not a rule. Swap them, stack them, or split them across two walls; what holds the set together is the options you chose, not the sequence. Framed prints arrive with a hook already fitted to the back. Canvas arrives without hanging hardware, so have that ready before you start.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do I save on a pair or set?
You save 10% against buying the same pieces separately at the same options. We check that figure against our single prices, so the comparison on the page is the real one. The saving applies to the pieces in the pair or set. Anything you add later is priced on its own.
How do I choose the size?
Measure your wall first, then choose the size that fills it. A pair or set uses one size for every piece, so this is a single decision. Run a tape along the width and height you have to work with, and mark both. Then pick the size that fills that space without crowding the edges. Laying it out now beats finding the gap when the box is open.
Can I change the order of the pieces?
You can hang them in any order that suits your wall. The set page shows the pieces left to right, but that is a suggestion, not a rule. Swap them, stack them, or split them across two walls; what holds the set together is the options you chose, not the sequence. Framed prints arrive with a hook already fitted to the back. Canvas arrives without hanging hardware, so have that ready before you start.